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Youths very, very harshly. if it is decided to try him as an adult, he'll be held in a county facility and not be held in a juvenile detention facility and he can definitely -- it can happen because any youth between 14 and 18 years old who commits a felony, the prosecution can choose to present to the court to try him as an adult at which case he's looking at some serious time. however, as the u.s. supreme court has recently decide ed in miller v. alabama, they take his youth into account with sentencing. >> go ahead, paul. >> you know, in these cases, it's a one punch murder case really. wha...
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